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Nik & Whitney, 2008
Tearing ourselves away from Koh Tao, Thailand. Goodells Rule!
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Whitney, 2014
Whitney and Brazilian friends attend a World Cup game, Recife, Brazil.

Nik & Whitney, 2008
Graceful giants. Manta ray glides by while Nik and Whit were scuba diving near Flores Island, Indonesia.

Whitney, 2011
Scorpion in the Amazon rain forest.
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Eclipse!!

The Great Solar Eclipse of 2017 crossed the continent, from Oregon to South Carolina, and gave millions of people the chance to witness one of the most awe-inspiring events in the natural world.


Nik's photo of the August 21 eclipse, photographed from Glendo, Wyoming. The star, Regulus, is barely visible to the lower left of the solar corona.
But you had to be within the "path of totality", a narrow band across the earth's surface several thousand miles long but only about 70 miles wide. Outside that band you would only see a partial eclipse, not a total eclipse.

And there is no such thing as a "partial total eclipse", despite the impression blogs and the news media might give. I honestly think that's why so many people misunderstand the utter beauty of the spectacle; they may have seen a partial eclipse in the past that was total somewhere else, and even though they weren't in the path the news kept gushing about it being a total eclipse, so they assume they must have seen a total eclipse and just didn't find it all that impressive.


Posted by Dan 08/29/2017, revised 09/06/2017
(Our kids have grown and are no longer posting blog stories here. Below are some highlights from past posts.)
Tri Club Party in Madison

April 23rd, 2010
Capital City Multisport Club Annual Kick Off Party

It's time to start getting excited about the 2011 race season!!


Posted by kim 04/10/2011
Laos Rocks.

Vang Vieng is a small town in Northern Laos which is unfortunately a stop on the backpackers beaten trail, destroying any charm it once had and turning it into a feeding frenzy for those looking to squeeze an easy buck from the ignorant travellers. We had to stop however because just outside Vang Vieng are incredible limestone cliffs and the only climbing sites in Laos. The weather was threatening to rain but we decided we couldn't risk missing the only chance we would have. We grabbed our shoes, rented the rope and harnesses we would need from a local shop and headed for the closest, driest site.

Eager to get some real climbing in



Posted by nik 11/15/2008, revised 11/15/2008
I'M GOING TO THE BLUES FEST!!

I just purchased my 5-day pass to the Blues Fest in Byron Bay, and my round-trip plane ticket! That's QUITE a chunk of money leaving my possession, but I'm so excited! This is going to be an experience that cannot be valued by currency!

I'm just so excited that I'm actually going, that I had to tell all of you! I'll have quite a brigade of postings about the festival, I'm sure. And pictures! Lots of pictures!

If you want to see what this festival is all about, here's a link:
http://bluesfest.com.au/

Go check out the line-up! It'll blow your mind.
Posted by Whitney 03/11/2008

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